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Video from I-65 crash in Hardin County shows KSP trooper pulling four siblings from burning SUV
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Aug 18, 12:44 PM EDT

Video from I-65 crash in Hardin County shows KSP trooper pulling four siblings from burning SUV

Kentucky State Police credited a trooper with rescuing four siblings after a crash on Interstate 65 left an SUV flipped on its side and catching fire, according to a new WLKY report featuring video from the scene.

Kentucky State Police said a trooper helped rescue four siblings from a flipped vehicle that was catching fire after a crash on Interstate 65 in Hardin County, and footage from the scene has been shared publicly by WLKY. The video shows emergency responders working around the burning SUV while the children are taken from the vehicle, underscoring the rapid window first responders often face when a vehicle fire follows a crash.

The WLKY report identifies the location as Interstate 65 in Hardin County and credits the Kentucky State Police trooper with the rescue effort. According to the report, the SUV overturned and caught fire, creating immediate safety concerns for occupants inside the vehicle.

In the video, the trooper’s actions are presented as central to getting the siblings out of the burning vehicle. The rescue occurs while the scene remains active with emergency response activity, reflecting the steps law enforcement and other responders typically coordinate after a serious roadway crash, including getting people away from flames and heat and clearing space for fire and medical assistance.

The report describes the incident in terms of a family group, with four siblings being removed from the SUV. The coverage does not provide details in its description about the children’s names, ages, or medical conditions, and it does not state whether additional adults were involved beyond the siblings being rescued.

WLKY’s video-based account also highlights the practical risk on interstates, where high speeds and traffic flow complicate crash response. When vehicles overturn, they can block lanes and expose occupants to hazards such as fire, smoke, and delayed access if flames spread or the vehicle interior becomes unstable.

Kentucky State Police have not been quoted in the WLKY description about investigative findings, citations, or the cause of the crash. The report also does not specify the extent of any injuries, how long the roadway remained affected, or whether charges are expected as part of the investigation.

As of the publication time of the WLKY report, the incident was being circulated with focus on the rescue shown in the video. Further updates from KSP would be expected to address crash findings and the response timeline, including any determinations about what led to the rollover and whether any traffic enforcement actions followed.

Why It Matters

  • Vehicle fires after serious crashes can make escape time-critical, and the video illustrates the urgency first responders face on a high-speed interstate.
  • The incident affected people directly in Hardin County and underscores the importance of coordinated law enforcement and emergency response.
  • If further information is released, it could inform public understanding of crash causes and whether any enforcement action follows from KSP’s investigation.
  • Roadway incidents on Interstate 65 can disrupt traffic flow, requiring rapid management to protect motorists and responders.

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Key Facts

  • A crash on Interstate 65 in Hardin County involved an overturned SUV that caught fire.
  • WLKY reported that a Kentucky State Police trooper helped rescue four siblings from the burning vehicle.
  • The report includes video showing the trooper and responders working around the vehicle during the rescue.
  • WLKY described the rescue as occurring during active emergency response at the crash scene.
  • The WLKY description does not specify the siblings’ ages, names, or medical conditions.